Keynote Pumpkin Carving

Carve a Keynote Pumpkin 🎃 on iPad this halloween!

 

Keynote Pumpkin Carving.


Use the eraser in the drawings tools to carve your pumpkin.

Then tap play, and tap your screen to bring your pumpkin to life!

 

Use the eraser to carve your pumpkin.

🎃 🔗 Tap here to download the Keynote template.

Or, download the attachment below. 👇

Happy Halloween! 👻

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11 replies

October 26, 2022

Thank you, Cheryl! 😊

My students and our own kiddos at home really enjoy this one!

I really like all the ‘pumpkin posts’! 🎃

October 28, 2022

These are all AWESOME! Thanks for sharing.

October 31, 2022

Thanks so much, JJ!

We’ve also had some fun at home with this activity this year! 🎃

October 29, 2022

Thanks for curating these, Cheryl! There have been some fun Halloween-related posts in recent weeks!

October 02, 2023

Thanks for sharing these options, Cheryl. Eoin and you have helped me with these ideas for some Halloween/El Dia de Los Muertos fun!

October 09, 2023

No problem, Marianne!

Oh this would be great with Dia Del L’os Muertos activities too. I’d love to see what you all create around that!

October 29, 2022

Love this, Eoin! Like Cheryl, I hadn't fully considered the creative possibilities of the eraser.

October 31, 2022

Thanks, Jessica!

Yes! The Eraser FTW 🙌

It reminds me a little of some projects I did in Art class when I was in school. 🎨 🖌️

October 02, 2023

Love these ideas! Is there a way to "subtract" with the newest Keynote update by chance?

Thank you

October 09, 2023

Thanks a lot! Yes, the subtraction tool works with it (doesn’t need the latest update).

If you a shape from Shapes Library, you can subtract this from the pumpkin.

Select both the shape you want to subtract and the pumpkin itself.  

But, you can’t subtract shapes you have drawn with the Drawing tools in Keynote.


Hopefully the attached screenshot helps a bit!

Screenshot of pumpkin carving activity with Keynote for iPad.The Arrange tab (Format Menu) shown with subtract highlighted.


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